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    Tile Manufacturers posted an update 5 hours ago

    Tile Manufacturers – Lumina Tile is a trusted name in the tile industry, offering premium-quality porcelain, ceramic, and designer tiles for residential, commercial, and architectural projects. As one of the leading Tile Manufacturers, Lumina Tile combines innovative designs, advanced manufacturing technology, and superior craftsmanship to… Read more

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    Mixed Nuts Online posted an update 3 days ago

    Mixed Nuts Online – Discover a premium selection of mixed nuts at The Premium Basket, your trusted destination for high-quality dry fruits and healthy snacks. Carefully curated to deliver a perfect blend of taste, nutrition, and freshness, our mixed nuts are ideal for daily snacking, gifting, and maintaining a balanced lifestyle. Rich in… Read more

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    Asley Patricia posted an update a week ago

    Ashley Patricia is a dedicated nursing education writer and academic support specialist with a lot of experience in healthcare research and nursing studies. She works day to day with evidence-based material and careful academic support. She really likes helping nursing students achieve academic success, not just by assigning work but also… Read more

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    Nick Volesky posted an update 3 weeks ago

    192 plants in the ground today at our SDSU Ext. trial site in Hot Springs.

    This season, we are evaluating two crops: celosia (Celosia argentea) and strawflower (Xerochrysum bracteatum) across two transplanting dates.

    Throughout the season, we will be collecting data on harvest timing, stem length, harvest duration, bloom quality, and…

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    Courtney Geppert and Cindy Zenk
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    Chris Goldade posted an update 7 weeks ago

    Companion planting of kohlrabi, beets and tomatoes in the high tunnel is working well. I’m thinking about planting either radish or arugula after the kohlrabi come out. The arugula might be better since radish would be another root crop. Any suggestions?

    Austin Carlson and Courtney Geppert
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    Chris Goldade posted an update 2 months ago

    We added low cats in our high tunnel and so far it’s 10 degrees warmer under the frost cloth. Anyone else using something like this?

    Austin Carlson, Nick Volesky and Courtney Geppert
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    David Kruger posted an update 2 months ago

    March 28, 2026 wind storm in Grant county.

    Courtney Geppert
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    David Kruger posted an update 3 months ago

    Camilina is starting to grow.

    Courtney Geppert, Doug Sieck and 2 others
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    • Camilina update. Planting beans in camilina may 12, second and third picture may 26 Camilina now knee high and starting to flower. Looking very good and beans about to emerge. So far very clean just a few dandelion and a couple spots of volunteer wheat, and a little downy brome and those were mostly in open areas. Will be interesting to…

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      • Thanks for the update, look forward to how it turns out! How’s the soil moisture looking? Any concerns with the camellia using too much?

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      Cindy Zenk posted an update 4 months ago

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      With this warm February weather spring planting will be here before we know it.

      I talked with producer in southern South Dakota who was planting spring wheat.

      Another was planning a full season cover crop for feed for his cattle.

      What are your plans?

      Doug Sieck
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      Erynn Meyerink posted an update 6 months ago

      Dakota’s Best Seed in Platte, SD is currently seeking smooth brome growers with irrigated acres. If you are interested, please contact us at 605-337-3318. Thank you.

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